Antique Edwardian Ruby, Diamond and Sapphire Set Circular Gold Brooch

Amusing novelty brooches were popular in the Victorian and Edwardian periods with piece such as this being a fun way of someone expressing their personality. This playful brooch depi...

Typically used in the Edwardian era as a pin or brooch whilst hunting, this Fox Head has been hand crafted in 18ct Yellow Gold, with Cabochon Ruby set eyes. This 15ct Yellow Gold ant...

This gorgeous brooch is in such great condition and has been crafted in the Late Victorian/Early Edwardian era. In the centre of the brooch sits a quality Citrene weighing over 16ct and giving brilliant bright and burnt orange colours with little to no wear on the stone, all set in a Collar setting...

This lovely little Scorpion piece can either be worn as a pendant or a brooch depending on the occasion. It has been fully crafted from 18ct Yellow Gold and is adorned with white Dia...

An absolutely stunning Edwardian piece. This ring features two Daisy clusters one with a bright blue Sapphire and the other a vibrant Ruby in the centre with a total of 15 Old Cut Di...

This gorgeous brooch is in such great condition and has been crafted in the Late Victorian/Early Edwardian era. In the centre of the brooch sits a quality Citrene weighing over 16ct ...

Edwardian paste and faux ruby cabochon brooch set in silvered metal. The circular brooch is slightly domed with open work set with the faux rubies...

An impressive 0.02 carat ruby and sapphire, 0.19 carat diamond and 18 karat gold, silver set jabot style pin brooch; part of our diverse antique jewelry collections This fine and impressive fox hunting pin has been crafted in 18 k yellow and white gold with a silver setting. This jabot* pin is ornamented to one end with a fox at full stretch, and to the other with a horse and rider. The fox is ornamented with ten pavé set Dutch cut diamonds, and a single bezel set cabochon cut ruby to represent the fox's eye. The horse is embellished with a further 15 pavé set Dutch cut diamonds, with a bezel set cabochon cut sapphire representing its eye. The rider is accented with hand painted enamels, showing wear in keeping with age. The 18k white gold pin is secured via a push fit sleeve to the reverse of the horse and rider. * Jabot pins were initially worn when men's shirts had a ruffle to the front. The pin was employed to keep the ruffle in place. Jabot pins have subsequently been worn by men as either cravat or tie pins, and by ladies as brooches or lapel pins. This antique 1900's hunting brooch...

A one of a kind brooch showcasing many different jewelry making techniques. Dated back to the early 20th century, this piece was hand crafted in rich 18k yellow gold and features two different textural gold pieces - one hammered and one with a satin finish - wrapped around a duo of precious gems. A beautiful pink ruby and deep blue sapphire each sit in their own halo of white diamonds. The style of this piece is reminiscent of toi et moi style rings as well as two headed snake...

Here we we have a classic crescent brooch dating back to the Edwardian era. This antique piece has been crafted from 18ct yellow gold into the shape of a moon crescent which plays ho...

An Edwardian ruby and diamond brooch pendant, of diamond bow and ribbon design with calibre-cut rubies and heart shaped diamond drop, circa ...

An Edwardian pearl diamond and ruby brooch, to the centre three pearls horizontally set with two swiss-cut diamonds in-between, surrounded by a marquise-shape frame encrusted with calibre-cut rubies and an outer frame consisted of twelve pearls alternating with twelve swiss-cut diamonds, all mounted in platinum and gold, with gold brooch fittings, to original fitted case by Carrington & Co, circa 1910, measuring approximately 3.6x1.8cm, gross weight 6.1 grams. Unmarked tested as 18ct and Platinum. Edwardian brooch...